Places You Should NEVER Swim
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- Опубліковано 3 сер 2023
- Beware - these are some places you should NEVER swim!
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I can't believe you didn't include the Strid at Bolton Abbey, Yorkshire, England. It's got a 100% mortality rate. Nobody who's ever gone into it has ever survived. It looks like an innocent little stream, maybe 6' wide at its narrowest, so people dare themselves to jump over it. Heck, I wouldn't go within 10' of it, in case the rocks and moss are too slippery.
In another video
I'm pretty sure they have previously 😊 It's such a beautiful place, looks so pleasant and fine yet is so deadly 😮
@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars it's silent. But deadly
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But Why is it so deadly? Is it because of the stream?
@@joha6266 it's the all a big current under the banks that are shelfs that water had carved 100s maybe 1000s feet around sides of the smaller parts
I live near a dangerous river too. The New River. There is a stretch near me that has an odd make up. The depth is 5 feet until you reach the county line of Pulaski. Then the depth shoots to 110 feet with undertow currents. Numerous people have perished due to that.
They assumed it was shallow ALL the way across and tried to wade over only to get pulled under.
How do u know all about that ? Btw scaryyyyy!😮😮😮😮
@mehrimazedeh ya
@mehrimazedeh actually nvm
@mehrimazedeh umm
That is petrefying
15:50 Those whirlpools may also be the inspiration behind the Whirl islands in Pokemon's Johto region where you have to get past them in order to catch Lugia. A sea-dragon like legendary pokemon.
You almost murdered me brutally with the dog story… I was absolutely stunned that they saved him and I threw a party because of it. Scared me to death!!!
@kiharagarcia ~ YEEEESSS!!! We must be kindred spirits because I almost died from heartbreak until he said they saved him and I literally yelled out "YESSSS!" Lol.
murdered u?!
If my feet can't touch the ground I'm definitely not swimming in it
Then u cant be athlete or state swimmer😅
@@lembahsirI rather fall on the ground and hurt than drowning and dying
Sorry..u unable to catch up my point. Learn to swim is definitely a wise decision. We would'nt know when to use this life necessity skill. We never know if one day we will drop in deep pond for example. 😊
I once swam in a river with 30 meters of depth
Your feet could touch the ground in any body of water if ya give it time
now idk if I want to go swimming in my own pool ....💀💀💀
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At the time of this comment the video has been posted 29 minutes ago I feel happ :D
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14:34 Reminds me of this lake in Lakey, Texas. It has the Frio River go through there. I had been going since I was 5. Anyway, first time I had gone to the Frio River, I was 7. I was playing in this lake that was near some pipes. However, at the time, what I didn't know was a few years ago that a 6 year old boy, a boy my age, and a dog had gotten sucked into the pipes. The six year old had drowned, 7 year old made it out in time, and so did the dog. Luckily, some guy knew about it, and got me out in time. If a had drifted a few inches more, I probably wouldn't be here. Today they have a sign that says 'STAY AWAY FROM THE PIPES'. One year, when I was with my sister and mother waiting for someone to arrive and go back to camp, I saw a small whirlpool. Let's just say, I gave it a wide berth.
You could say that was the first time I was swimming somewhere I shouldn't be swimming. Also, my first brush with death.
I dont know what scarier, being stuck in a cave system above water, or being trapped in a cave system under water.
really? the under water seems obviously much worse to me, because in both scenarios you are stuck in a cave system, but if you manage to walk or climb your way out of it on the above water cave system, you are free, whilst on the underwater, you not only need to walk, and climb, you also need to swim. If the caves are both very dark, being lost on the above water one just means you are just lost, while being lost while trying to find your way out underwater just means you're dead
@@San-lh8us yeah, i see your point
Under water
I think above water is better
Under water
I will never understand those who see danger and warning signs as suggestions.
Thrill seekers and adrenaline-junkies I guess. But yea, I don’t understand it either
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ natural selection
It's the equivalent of someone installing a big shiny red button in public and then hanging a sign on it that says "DO NOT PRESS". Of course someone is gonna do it.
It’s like the people who come up to Peggy’s cove in Nova Scotia 🇨🇦, which is home to a beautiful old lighthouse on some VERY angry and unpredictable Atlantic waters meters away. There are signs everywhere “Do NOT stand on the black rocks!”. The big black rocks are black because ocean waves 🌊 will jump up without warning and soak them. So. If you are dumb enough to stand on them, there’s a darn good chance one of those waves will take you with it, and into the Atlantic Ocean. Or you’ll slip and fall!..from the wet and uneven rock surface. And if either occurs, rescue is nearly impossible. Two tourists from Ontario recently stood on the black rocks despite the signs posted EVERYWHERE. Both were swept into the ocean. I believe one person passed away and the other may have survived though I’m not certain. Yeah. People. Are dumb. Peggy’s cove is an absolutely GORGEOUS place, and is a HUGE tourist spot, that brings in a ton of people from all over the world regardless of the season. So it’s absolutely worth going to see. But if this reckless behaviour continues, we may lose the right to visit it. And that would be a shame. So if you go, have an awesome time! Explore, see the sights! Just don’t stand on the damn black rocks! Gosh darn! 😅. Take care!
"Natron" is the french, english and german word for "Sodium." Natrium" is the original name for sodium on the periodic table. Later, it was changed to sodium.
True. "Natron" is usually used to refer to a mixture of sodium carbonate (Na2CO3) and sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3), which was mined in the Wadi El Natrun in Egypt and used for embalming mummies. Today we often refer to Natron as baking soda (NaHCO3).
I always wondered why sodium was Na on the periodic table. Thankyou for clarifying.
Naruto Whirlpools - another anime/game inspiration: in Pokemon Gold/Silver set in the Johto (which is really based on the Kansai region of Japan) in which the "whirlpools" are found - they are placed between (Asagi) Olivine City and (Tamba) Cianwood City. These locations roughly correspond to the real locations of Kobe and Iwashima. Whereabout the broader area of the whirlpools are to be found!
As someone having claustrophobia I know I can cross cave diving off my list of leisure pursuits
I’m so glad that poor dog was rescued! Poor thing must have been utterly exhausted after paddling for 9 days straight.
Me too but honestly, do you believe that there's a dog who can swim for nine days? Sadly I don't. And I'm sorry to say that.
am surprised it survived for that long, most animals can't swim that long.
@@scottpowell8973what about fish
@@KingOfAustralia2311 I meant land animals. But even fish can get tired out quickly. That's why most fish get easier overtime to reel in while fishing because they're getting tired out to fight back. And like most animinals they could potentially die from exhaustion.
@@scottpowell8973 Yeah I know, I was just joking
Absolutely fascinating as always 😊 I used to live near the Derbyshire one, I didn't know they'd tried dying it black, such a crazy method of trying to stop people going in it 😮 Most of these places looked really gorgeous, looks most definitely can be deceiving 😮 Fabulous video, thank you 😊
I used to live in Derbyshire, if we mean the county in the UK.
@@Slaithytebrilliant! Alfreton for a few months, then nine years at Matlock, my late partner was from Chesterfield. The Peak District was such a beautiful place to live, I'm in Yorkshire now, I see the Pennines from my window so still have my daily connection 😊❤
I still live near it, Stoke. So many people I know go there in the summer with disposable BBQs and crates of Carling 😅 No IQ at all.
@@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars Derby for me, i moved to Yorkshire aswell. Near york.
That part played right when I started reading this comment
I’m never swimming again
I absolutely adore your videos! I love everything: the content, the little animations (especially the main little dude with the big eyes... he's so cute!), and the funny comments you make are always well-timed and add to it...not everyone can do that without it being distracting or obnoxious. Keep up the awesomeness! 👍👏😎
If you make a part two can you include the underwater volcano Torfajokull in Iceland? 🇮🇸
I think just surviving the Helicopter crash was pretty lucky...Shiiiiit, then you find yourself in a vat of acid. Those four souls have a great drinking story.
I still remember going to the prismatic springs as a child with thousands of other tourists there.
What scared me is that at some points there aren’t even guardrails or fences along the boardwalk
That’s scary
Wow this is one of my new favorites channels now. Love your sense of humor too!
There is a man-made lake near my hometown and it does have spillway, but they are outside the actual lake and behind a fence, close to dam control building, or however it is called, where workers are (the dam is for flood control, but also for getting water for near by settlements). Only if the water reaches certain level does it actually work as shown here. Usually, it is just some "weird thing" not many people get what it is used for. So somebody accidentally ending down there is almost impossible.
In the first place, if they just put in some concrete poles at the edge of these sinkholes to prevent people from being dragged in, no one would end up dead. Add a simple rope/chain between one of them and the land and they could self-help themselves despite being caught in the strong current.
There's also all these 'lakes' that formed in past mines that were left. Seriously, couldn't they just stack all the sand and rock nearby while mining, only to mostly fill them back in with it once the mine closes? The people responsible for the design of these things should be held liable because of the combination of how obvious the threat should be and how easy it is to mitigate ahead of time.
At least for the non-toxic underground flooded cave labyrinths you've told us about here it's perfectly safe to swim in them as long as you stick to the part of it which can be reached by daylight.
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There's A FNaF song named "Labyrinth" So when I heard that word, the song popped up in my head.
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Boiling alive is probably better than drowning. When it comes to drowning, you instinctively hold you breath as best as you can to avoid death. The drowning then comes after you can't hold it anymore. The boiling kills you all the way through and there's no way to resist it really. It'd be more painful, but I'd rather that than fear for my life as I start to loose my breath.
What do you mean? Both ways kill you. And boiling alive will be an even more painful death than drowning, although drowning becomes painful too when you continue to not be able to take in any more oxygen. I would much rather die quietly in my sleep than to die in an agonizingly painful way. Surely you'll agree with me on that
@@alvexok5523 Either you're dense or are intentionally trolling. The point I made is that you can attempt to resist drowning which invokes terror of impending death. You can't resist being boiled alive, meaning you can't fight it.
ITS WORSE
6:52 I GOT AN AD AND IT TALKED ABOUT A TEAM OF FREE DIVERS
This was an AMAZING video. I want more! I was so bummed when it ended.
Awesome content. Thanks for the upload.
Saltstraumen is a small strait in Norway with one of the strongest tidal currents and whirlpools in the world.
This channel is the only reason I enjoy learning sometimes
I totally love this page! Very Educational.
I like how oxygen (O or O2) is a perfectly safe and we need that to live, but the moment you combine it with anything it almost become deadly, like very deadly, I only know H2O is the only thing kind of safe because your body also need it but you can also get unalive by it
The Berkeley Pit is a remarkable sight. Standing on the observation deck is surreal. Also, the name of the city is just 'Butte' and not 'Butte City'. I encourage everyone to have a visit. The surrounding town and landscape hold a lot of fascinating history and beauty.
0:41 Bleach bath 💀☠️
I'll take my chances in the shallow end of a real pool outside my house. 😢😂😂😂
Do more survival riddles please
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I’m so glad they saved the dog.. poor sweetie. I hope it’s somewhere safe now.
bro i just saw that part and now i'm crying😭
I was surprised that you didn't include the Bolton Strid in the UK. It's a river with a 100% fatality rate. Literally no one in existence has ever survived falling into it.
My bff fell in but survived idek how
@@Itstocasunny4, wait, your friend survived falling into the Strid?
I can swim but I can't hold my breath for more then 30 seconds... so I'd prefer swimming in shallow water not dark creepy deep waters
Yeah. Drowning would be a horribly painful way to go. You know the way you start feeling after holding your breath a certain amount of time, how your whole body starts hurting? Imagine that and not being able to get relief because you're trapped underwater. Burning would be the only way even more horribly agonizing. I wish that when it is my time, I will go quietly in my sleep, that it will not be painful
If you think about it, almost everything is scary😅
Disagree, I'm not scared of everything. And those thrillseeker types are hardly scared of anything.
@@alvexok5523then are you scared of a demon?
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You’ve gained a new sub caise this is strangely entretaining. I cant stop watching these videos anymore- *ITS AN ADDICTION.*
Wow, this video really opened my eyes to the dangers lurking in seemingly innocent bodies of water. Thanks for the informative and eye-opening content!
You dive 100 feet down in an underwater cave system with no oxygen, your fine. Then you loose a flipper, and your scared? Why wasn't u scared before mah boi
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Thank you I need to know this
Watch out for the spirit of dark and lonely water! It was a safety ad campaign in the 70s here in the uk, warning kids to stay away from bodies of water. Creepy but memorable
I'm already subbed but I believe drowning in those narrow caverns is worse for me. I'm terribly claustrophobic.
If it's oddly coloured I won't swim in it 🤔 Nor near a dam or other waterworks. However that beach in Hawaii would be the death of me if I would not know 😭 I love swimming in nature water and that looks so tempting 💀
Don't swim where the water grins back at you.
My anxiety is so high watching this, but I can’t stop 😅
Me too
Omg yes
i respect that
5:53 - 6:05 - Which would be a more painful agonizing death? I think it'd be the bleach bath of feeling like you're being boiled alive. But drowning in itself is also agonizing, you ever hold your breath for more than a minute you may notice you start feeling a horribly all-over body pain and pressure that starts building up to where you're forced to let your breath go. Imagine that feeling yet not being able to stop it and it keeps getting worse, that's what drowning feels like! I would choose NEITHER. I only hope that when it's my time to go, I pass away quietly in my sleep, that it will not be painful
Cool that you reupload older videos with the new editing style
I will keep my head above water unless in a backyard pool, thank you very much.😮
Lmaoo same
If you do a sequel you should add reversing falls in ST John New Brunswick canada, people jump off the high only to get caught up in a whirlpool
Man idk but your voice is so calming. You earned a sub
Grand Prismatic lake , has a smaller twin in NZ, near Rootorua . Theres also places here not disimilar to those shown on this video .
If youre going to lay back in the hot pools , use the ones the everyone else uses , as they are safe , and have a range of temperatures and settings .
Omg r u from New Zealand! Im from New Zealand!
The worst place to swim is in a cold pool...
being stuck in a dark, underwater cave, not being able to get out would be SO much worse than being in deadly chemicals. Everybody hit the subscribe button.
My feelings exactly! Give me pain rather than SHEER FEAR and PANIC! But I'm not a very objective judge considering I'm SEVERELY claustrophobic! But that means I'll never voluntarily ever be in any kind of cave system that I can't reach my arms over my head and not touch ceiling (of course I'm only 5'2 😅) and be able to stretch my arms side to side without feeling anything. And I'm dang sure not going to be in one with WATER in it! 😮
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I look forward to your videos everyday love your videos
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I AM NOT GOING THERE
The dog paddling in the lake for 9 days?? That deserves a golden olympic medal! And I don't care that dogs haven't been awarded Olympic medals before.
Thank you for teaching me stuff like this earned a sub:)
Yep some of them definitely have me worried from your list
but you missed one in Russia! There is a lake in Russia made from nuclear bomb so yes its a lake but it’s extremely dangerous from the radiation levels around the area still to this day, deffo a place to look up :)
I’m scuba certified and even this video was creepy
What I knew about Tanzania was it was a German Colony, It's capital is Dodoma, it is home to the Island of Zanzibar, and finally it is home to mount Kilimanjaro
We have a Silverstone quarry in a place called silvberg and it's kinda the same rule there but people swim there anyways but the water is cold there
I knew water is deep and fun to play in but never knew it could be deadly!
How did you not know that water is deadly?
@@joha6266 I did but not that much
@@joha6266they graduated from popeyes bathroom
The only living being I feel sorry for was the dog. Thank god he was a saved.
Dog didn’t do it on purpose unlike does dumb people
6.56-ekosystem experiment salt and fresh water ekosystem with fish flora and fauna built-up.
There's lake Ijen, a volcanic body of water with a PH of 0.3 (at its shores), there's a sulfur mine near there and lava and fires apparently glow blue at night because of the chemicals.
Can you make a cute but deadly animals Part2 Plzzzzz!
And people wonder why I'm scared of water 😂
Have you done a video on The Strid
I get shivering after looking at this video.
The whirlpool diver actually had a costume that had air trapped in it. The moment he dove under the water to get a better shot, due to the slight increase of the pressure, the air trapped in the suit bubbled out of the suit loosing buoyancy this way. That's how he was dragged under. He also wore a horse mask during the filming.
Thank you for another upload! Have an awesome weekend everyone!
Ye your so right but it’s turning winter when the summer holiday is over I’m a kid in Honeyland primary school
I have keep fish that are native to Lake Natron. Heater sits at 115°F and I have to basically be a chemist when doing water changes.
1:49 bedrock
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You see this is what caused my fear of water💀
What happened to the original one? Was it deleted?
Great video, thanks
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Fun fact don’t swim there
Edit: how is this getting more likes it’s been 2 months
good to know thanks 👍
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Hi 👋 I am from Tanzania 🇹🇿 and I didn’t know if lake natron was toxic till today thank you😅
ngl beammazed is so intresting to watch and this take time to edit too!
Not sure it was a great idea watching this just before bed.
Btw by the time I made this comment they haven’t even seen the intro yet.
1:02 there’s also one like that in yellowstone
I know a scuba diver that was instructed by a dive master that later died along with 3 others in jacobs well.Somehow they kicked up so much debris they couldn’t see and all ran out of air….BTW the tanks don’t contain oxygen but just plain old dried compressed air
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bro this is amazing You keep me so entertained during the day
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The fact that the picture of the vid is like Aang getting out of his iceberg when he got reborn in Avatar is just awesome
I've never been able to understand why anyone wants to go diving in a cave. Noooooooo thank you!
Roses are red voilets are blue, i liked my own comment because no one wants to.
I went to the strokker geyser once on vacation
Hey Be Amazed I’ve been to Jacobsen well many times my brother and dad even went scuba diving from lee way cottages down to it and it’s really fun besides the fact that I’ve seen someone sink and not come out and so I looked it and I saw three body’s just floating near the bottom of the 30ft drop
May I suggest low lying dams, also known as drowning machines? The circulation patterns created by them can keep someone trapped underwater indefinitely. They are extremely difficult to escape. The best method is to curl up into a ball and dive to the bottom and hopefully out of the circulation pattern.